Okay. I appreciate that clarification. They're saying we're being too timid in how we approach Taiwan.
I've also heard from some of the diplomatic corps here. Look at the PLA's navy and the air force interactions with Canadian ships and Canadian aircraft, including helicopters and the maritime surveillance aircraft—the Auroras and the Cyclones. As Ms. Lalonde mentioned, there were very dangerous interactions and intercepts done by the PLA. According to other diplomats I've heard from, they were more aggressive than other nations have encountered when navigating the Taiwan Strait.
Would you agree that, for whatever reason, the PRC takes a more aggressive stance with Canada than it would if the United States, Australia, France or Germany sailed through?